Hardy v. Stone

The appellant executed his note to a railroad company for $1,000, payable “when their road shall have been constructed, and a train passed over it, from *598Logansport to the state line; provided the same shall be done by the 1st of January, 1860, and said company build a switch on a strip of land given them by Hardy through section 30, township 27, 'range 25 west, as a right of way,” etc. The note was assigned by delivery to the appellees, who, in September, 1860, sued Hardy upon the note, alleging in their complaint the complete performance of the conditions mentioned in it, and making the…